Hope area society events calendar note
Society items recap a September schedule of club meetings and social gatherings. The Hope Women's Golf Association meets September 12 at noon at the Country Club with sack lunches, a later Area Hone Round up Club potluck at 7 30 p m total families invited, and calls for information to Mrs Phyllis Goodner or Mrs Travis Ward. Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 and Circle 5 WSCS plan gatherings September 16 at members homes with program details and a Member of the Month. A study on Foundations of Christian Teachings in Methodist Churches runs September 17 18 and 19 led by Mrs Roy Bagley in the Lilam Routon classroom. Wesleyan Service Guild 1 met September 9 at the home of Mrs J W Perkins with reports on Nashville Educational Seminar and plans for the year under the theme Know Your Church. The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club held Master Point Night September 9 at the Hope Country Club with top results for Wilma Steed and partners, followed by other prize placements.
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Hone
Phyllis Goodner
Travis Ward
Wesleyan Service Guild No
First Methodist Church
Fiinton Davis
Ho, Kyler
Mary Louise Copeland
Circle 5
WSCS
Mildred Reaves
Paul Bain
Polly Williams
Roy Bagley
Hope District
Methodist Church
Wesleyan Services Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild 1
Monklay
J. W. Perkins
James McLarty, Jr
Raymond Franks
Elmer Brown
Leon Bundy
Nashville
James McLarty
Know
Church
One Foundation
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Country Club
Wilma Steed
Pine Bluff
Ry L. Broach
FE. P. Young, Jr
Elizabeth Bridewell
Mike Kelly
Harold Brents
Bill Wray
Mary K. Lehman
Coming and Going at Ouachita Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Charles Houten of Baton Rouge Virginia en route home from Arkadelphia where they took daughter Ann to Ouachita Baptist College Mrs Rowton returned with them. Mr and Mrs Clark Kizzia of New York visited en route home from Dallas with daughter to SMU. Mrs Wilma Steed Pine Bluff visited her mother Mrs Pearl Watson. Mr and Mrs Bill McAnelly and Mark Richardson Tex are guests of Mrs D F Harper and Janice and Mrs Mamie Sanders. Bob Willis Moline Ill visited aunt Mrs Charles Reynerson before entering Ouachita Baptist College this week. Mr and Mrs Joe Kobleur Jeanerette La were here Sunday to see Mr and Mrs Charlie Taylor E N Strickland of Cisco Texas son of Mr Earl Strickland is visiting his uncle J W Strickland.
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Charles Houten
Baton Rouge
C. F. Routon
Arkadelphia
Ann
Ouachita
Baptist College
Rowton
Clark Kizzia
New York
Routon
Dallas
SMU
Bill McAnelly
Mark. Richardson
Tex
D. F. Harper
Janice
Mamie Sanders
Bob Willis
Moline
Ill
Charles Reynerson
Ouachita Baptist College
Joe Kobleur
Jeanerette, la
Charlie Taylor
N. Strickland
Cisco, Texas
Earl Strickland
J. W. Strickland
Kennedy Administrations Fares Well In Wallace Clash
Washington reports the Kennedy administration feels it fared well after enforcing court-ordered school integration in Birmingham Tuskegee and Mobile Alabama without federal force. National Guardsmen were federalized then withdrawn, with local police keeping order. A government source says Wallace may have another maneuver but the outcome remains favorable for federal plans.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alabama
George €. Wallace
Wallace
Birmingham
Tuskegee
Mobile
Arkansas liquor taxes totaled 148 million since repeal
Dean R Morleys of Little Rock told a civic club that about half the cost of a bottle of whisky is tax money. He said state and local liquor taxes in Arkansas produced 8 million in revenues annually and that since repeal of prohibition the state has gained 148 million from liquor taxes.
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Little Rock
Dean R. Morleys
Proclamation for Girl Scout Headbook Day in Hope Arkansas
Mayor Frank Douglas proclaims September 12 as Girl Scout Headbook Day in Hope Arkansas. The note celebrates four new age levels, updated handbooks, and the world’s largest girls organization with 500000 members and volunteers aiding the Girl Scout Promise and Laws.
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Fitetay
Hope
Frank Douglas
Ark
Kennedy Declares Nuclear Treaty Protects U S Defenses
President Kennedy defends the nuclear test ban treaty, asserting it does not curb constitutional authority to deploy nuclear weapons for national defense. He cites Joint Chiefs safeguards and on site inspection concerns raised by Senator Russell, stressing continued strategic forces and verification measures.
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United States
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs
Kennedy
Dwight D. Tisentower
Richard D. Russell
Dga
Georgia
Weather snapshot for Arkansas and Missouri regions
Arkansas shows partly cloudy to clear skies with isolated afternoon thundershowers and high temperatures around 82. Missouri reports partly cloudy to scattered showers and thunderstorms, with highs near 85 to 95. Louisiana remains clear to partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered thundershowers and highs around mid 80s to 90s.
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Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Kennedy Assures Sharpening of Detection Systems in Treaty
Senator Dirksen endorses the treaty while Kennedy pledges strengthened detection. Goldwater pushes for a vote on a reservation that would delay the pact until Soviet forces withdraw from Cuba. Church calls the treaty a cautious step away from nuclear war, urging restraint by the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union. Rusk warns rejection would bolster China's claim that peaceful coexistence with the West is impossible.
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Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Hat
Cuba
Sen
Trank Church
D-Idaho
United States
Soviet Union
Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Miami Beach
Dean Rusk
American Legion
Red China
West
Viet Cong Attack Wrecks Dam Doi. 160 Killed Reported
Reports from Dam Doi say a Viet Cong assault killed about 160 enemy fighters while US advisors counted around 60 bodies. The district HQ was turned into an improvised morgue as the U S Aid Mission dispatched 4,000 emergency kits of medicine food and clothing to survivors. An air strike and pitched battle occurred between a Vietnamese battalion and retreating guerrillas near Cau Mau with additional fighting along the road to Cal Nude and minor injuries to a U S Air Force captain.
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Itas
Dam' Doi
Dam Doi
U.S
Viet Cong
Dam
Doi
Cal
Commununists
Cau Mau
Air Force
Josaps
Crossett Gift Supports Arkansas College Foundation Program
The Crossett Division of the Georgia Pacific Corp gave 5000 dollars to the Associated Colleges Foundation on Tuesday marking the 10th year of its participation. Foundation members include Arkansas College at Batesville, College of the Ozarks at Clarksville, Harding College at Searcy, Hendrix College at Conway, John Brown University at Siloam Springs, Ouachita Baptist College at Arkadelphia, and Southern Baptist College at Walnut Ridge.
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J Little
ROCK
Kansas
Associated ‘Goligges
Crossett Division
Georgia Bacific Corp
Crossett Concern
Arkansas'College
Batesville
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Harding College
Searcy
Hendrix College
Conway
John Browns University
Siloam Springs
Ouachita ‘Baptist College
Birmingham and Mobile Schools See Racial Tensions Rise
At Ramsay and West End in Birmingham, students faced protests as integration efforts continued. Guardsmen moved toward Birmingham armories while police cleared crowds outside West End High after two Negro girls entered. Arrests included Barnie Carmack Jr. and David Stanley amid scuffles and riot police action.
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Righ
Ramsay High
West End
Graymont
Ramsay
Board of Education
Birmingham
Mobile
Tuskegee
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
National Guard
Kennedy
Jamie Moore
West End High School
Barnie M. Carmack Jr
National States Rights Party
David Stanley
Hungary Premier Dines With Tito in Yugoslavia
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP President Tito hosted a Tuesday dinner at Karadjordjevo hunting lodge for Premier Janos Kadas of Hungary. Communist leaders toasted to stronger friendly relations and cooperation between the two countries.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Karadjordjevo
Here
Janos Kadas
Hungary
Dear Dorothey Dix Advice Column Fragment
A damaged OCR of a Dorothy Dix advice column fragment discusses marriage doubts three planned children, a car, and possible infidelity. Readers seek guidance on whether to marry now, with emphasis on not expecting reform, probation for a partner, and practical steps toward commitment and family.
Integration Expands as Negroes Attend White Schools
Tuesday night for Tuskegee Institute site Negroes attended classes at a white school for the first time while in Mobile police made three arrests as desegregation proceeded. Birmingham schools Ramsay and Graymont reported orderly receptions and Huntsville saw quiet returns to classes. Mississippi remained without pre-college integration.
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Gra
Tuskegee
Tuskegee Institute
Birmingham
Ramsay and
Graymont
Huntsville
Mississippi
Diane's Beauty Salon Ad Teaser in Local Paper
An urban beauty parlor advertises services with casual phrasing about hair care. The notice includes a phone number 7-3118 and location clue Second PR U4.W, suggesting a small business insert in a community section.
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Diane
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